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    What is the record snowfall, in feet and inches, in the United States from one storm?

    Question #113085. Asked by Jordanar18. (Feb 24 10 10:41 PM)


    sarahcateh

    		The greatest snowfall from one storm is 189 inches in California in 1959.

    http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0001381.html

    Feb 24 10, 10:59 PM

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